Leading Globally
The International Law Section of The Florida Bar (ILS) is where international law practitioners come to elevate their practice with cutting-edge resources, expert-led events, and a dynamic network of professionals shaping the future of international law. Whether you’re navigating cross-border disputes or global business, the ILS offers the tools and connections you need to succeed. Step into a world of global legal opportunities!
Upcoming Events
From flagship conferences to international retreats, sports events, leadership workshops, and networking cocktails, we hope to connect at our upcoming events.
iLaw 2025 Conference (Miami, FL)
JW Marriott Marquis, 255 Biscayne Blvd. Way, Miami, FL 33131 7:45 am ESTRichard DeWitt Memorial Vis Pre-Moot Competition (Miami, FL)
JAMS Mediation Services – One Biscayne Tower, 2 South Biscayne Boulevard, Suite 3600, Miami, Florida, 33131 7:30 am ESTPrograms & Resources
iLaw
The iLaw Conference is the International Law Section’s flagship (and highly anticipated) annual event. Since the initial conference in 2002, iLaw has grown to a nationally and internationally renowned event, featuring opening and closing plenary sessions, a lunch keynote speaker, and three parallel tracks.
Board Certificaction
Board certification demonstrates a lawyer’s significant commitment to and experience in a specific field of law. Board-certified lawyers have dedicated themselves to a heightened level of excellence through character, professionalism, ethics, and credibility in the practice of law.
Vis Pre-Moot
This unique event is designed for practitioners who will step into the shoes of mock arbitrators for challenging arbitration “rounds.” Our goal? To provide practical training, foster a deeper understanding of international commercial law, and prepare students for resolving complex international business disputes.
Foreign Legal Consultant
The Florida Bar’s Foreign Legal Consultancy Rule allows a foreign attorney to be certified in Florida as a Foreign Legal Consultant (FLC) recognized to advise clients on the laws of the country in which the attorney is admitted to practice.
CLE
Continuing Legal Education consists of a set of courses that attorneys are required to complete in order to retain their legal practice license. These CLE courses ensure that lawyers remain informed about the most recent legal developments and ethical standards.